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Fall in interest income drags Manappuram Fin PAT 61% YoY

This story was originally published at 18:43 IST on 30 October 2025
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Informist, Thursday, Oct. 30, 2025

 

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--Manappuram Fin to pay INR 0.50 per share interim dividend 
--Manappuram Fin Jul-Sept consol PAT INR 2.20 bln vs INR 5.71 bln year ago 
--Manappuram Fin Jul-Sept consol sales INR 22.83 bln vs INR 26.33 bln yr ago 
--Manappuram Fin record date for interim dividend Nov 7 
--Manappuram Fin Apr-Sept consol PAT INR 3.58 bln vs INR 11.25 bln year ago 
--Manappuram Fin Apr-Sept consol sales INR 45.46 bln vs INR 51.21 bln yr ago 

 

By Srijita Bose

 

MUMBAI – A fall in interest income and an increase in expenses resulted in a steep on-year decline in Manappuram Finance Ltd.'s consolidated net profit for the quarter ended September. However, the company's net profit rose sharply from the previous quarter. In the September quarter, Manappuram Finance posted a consolidated net profit of INR 2.20 billion, marking a decline of more than 61% on year. However, the company's profit surged 59% compared with the previous quarter.

 

The company earned an interest income of INR 22.51 billion during the September quarter, down over 11% from a year ago. Additionally, its fees and commission income slumped over 68% in year to INR 106.5 million. The revenue from operations fell over 13% on year to INR 22.83 billion. This together brought down the company's total income by over 13% to INR 22.85 billion. Its other income also fell nearly 53% to INR 19 million.

 

On the expenses front, impairment on financial instruments saw a sharp rise of nearly 42% on year to INR 3.69 billion, though it declined 34% from the previous quarter. Fees and commission expenses increased by almost 16% on year to INR 198 million. Meanwhile, finance costs fell over 3% to INR 8.76 billion. Overall, the company's total expenses rose over 6% on year to INR 19.83 billion. 

 

Manappuram Finance, one of India's biggest gold loan providers, also declared an interim dividend of INR 0.50 per share, with Nov. 7 as the record date for reckoning the eligibility of shareholders. The company detailed its results for the September quarter after market hours. On Friday, shares of the company closed 0.6% lower at INR 274.90 on the National Stock Exchange. 

 

In the Apr-Sept period, the company's consolidated net profit stood at INR 3.58 billion, down over 68% from a year-ago period. The company earned INR 45.46 billion in revenue from operations in Apr-Sept, down over 11% from a year-ago peiod. End

 

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Edited by Subhojit Sarkar

 

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